5. Notice of attendance and charge
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The licensing officer may, in respect of any single occasion on which a police officer attends at any premises in response to a false alarm, issue a notice to the prescribed licensed security service provider who made or caused to be made the call requiring a police officer to respond to the false alarm.
The notice referred to in paragraph (1) shall state —
the date and time of the attendance of the police officer and such other particulars in relation to the false alarm as the licensing officer thinks necessary; and
the amount of the prescribed charge payable by the prescribed licensed security service provider under regulation 4 in respect of the attendance of the police officer at those premises.
Subregulation 1
The licensing officer may, in respect of any single occasion on which a police officer attends at any premises in response to a false alarm, issue a notice to the prescribed licensed security service provider who made or caused to be made the call requiring a police officer to respond to the false alarm.
Subregulation 2
The notice referred to in paragraph (1) shall state —
the date and time of the attendance of the police officer and such other particulars in relation to the false alarm as the licensing officer thinks necessary; and
the amount of the prescribed charge payable by the prescribed licensed security service provider under regulation 4 in respect of the attendance of the police officer at those premises.